Great, thank you very much!! Never too late...
> Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2006 14:31:43 -0400> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL
> PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: VFP: Previewing a Report> > Desmond:> Sorry for
> jumping in late but here is how I do this:> I have a form called frmPreview
> that is a top level form that is modal. Here is the init method for that
> form> thisform.Width = SYSMETRIC(1) &&max video width> thisform.Height =
> SYSMETRIC(2) &&max video height> thisform.WindowState = 2 &&maximized>
> KEYBOARD '{CTRL+F10}' PLAIN &&will make sure the form is maximized...> *>
> Then in my report form I run the following code:> DO FORM frmPreview.scx>
> REPORT FORM rptStandard_ice PREVIEW IN WINDOW frmPreview> *> This seems to
> work very well...now if I can figure out how to dock the print preview window
> under the title bar it would > really work great...> Regards,> > Jack
> Skelley> > > Desmond Lloyd wrote:> > > Good Afternoon,> > > > Have an
> application that runs as a stand-alone as-top-level-form. Works great but
> when I preview it takes up the size of the small form it's running from. I
> could define a window and preview it there, but isn't there a way to more
> elegantly display the report, say in a bigger resizeable form or window?> > >
> > TIA,> > Desmond> > > > --- StripMime Report -- processed MIME parts ---> >
> multipart/alternative> > text/plain (text body -- kept)> >
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